Christophe's solution did not work.
To be more exact in my wording, KDE boots to the point where it says
"Initializing System Services".
Any input will be greatly appreciated.
Curtis
-Original Message-
From: Christophe Courtois [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, June 21, 2003 12:37
Whereas vsound would not record RealAudio on a PowerBook, I am now trying it
on an i686-based computer.
After issuing the command:
vsound -f test.wav realplay
http://128.208.34.102:8080/ramgen/RadioIntersection/20021203intersection.rm
RealPlayer is launched, connects and begins to stream and imm
.
Sent/
Trash/
permissions on all objects here is cyrus.mail
Curtis
-Original Message-
From: nate [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, October 14, 2002 5:49 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Postfix MTA
Vaughan, Curtis said:
> I
Question:
When my laptop boots, I see a tap0 interface configured. What is it and
why? How do I disable it?
Also, when I boot, my computer is by default trying to load pppoe (which
I accidentally configured for boot). If I had it connected to my pppoe modem,
then I believe I could r
Last time I downloaded a jigdo ISO, I burned it to a CD, but ended up with a
problem during install. The problem being that when the install got to the
point for installing modules and drivers, it asked for a specific file,
which apparently isn’t a part of the image. So, I used jigdo again to
dow
About a month ago I created a CD image for a 2.4.x installation, which image
I created using jigdo.
Regardless,… today, I attempted to do an installation from the CD, which
started out fine, but then when I got to the part, I think it was, “install
modules and drivers,” it asked me for access to
On 05/03 01:16 curtis wrote:
> Anyhow, what I don't get is at what point am I somehow supposed to compile
> FreeS/WAN into the kernel. According to Doc1 I need to perform the
> following command in the freeswan directory: make oldgo.
>
> This produces the following output:
>
> ...
> make[1]: Enter
I have a modem attached to a parport, but I can't seem to get it configured.
I've added parport support through modconf. And I'm not using a GUI, so I'm
configuring it through pppconfig
Perhaps I'm not using the right device port? Default is /dev/ttyS1, I
think. Not being on a com port, I figur
Question, opinions.
Last week I tried to get IPCop up and running between 2 computers. The
problem why it didn’t work, I think is because the IPCop server at my end
was behind a firewall which also does NAT.
So, prior to wasting a day on any other VPN software, I just wanted to know
what other
I just realized something.
After doing the apt-get upgrade my computer now has kernel 2.2 as the
default, whereas it used to be 2.4.
Why in the hell has it done this?
Is the easiest method fix this simply to edit my lilo.conf so that they
point to the appropriate images?
Curtis
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I just did an apt-get upgrade on my laptop. There was a kernel upgrade.
Fine. But after rebooting, my PCMCI card is not detected. As I recall, going
through modconf there was a PCMCI module that should be compiled into your
kernel, but it’s no longer available. What am I doing wrong? How do I get m
I just did an apt-get upgrade on my laptop. There was a kernel upgrade.
Fine. But after rebooting, my PCMCI card is not detected. As I recall, going
through modconf there was a PCMCI module that should be compiled into your
kernel, but it’s no longer available. What am I doing wrong? How do I get m
Recently I asked about how to resolve the following situation.
We have 2 international offices that need permanent interconnectivity. Both
offices have a DSL connection.
So, 2 separate LANs worlds apart should for all purposes appear as one, all
traffic should be encrypted, secure and constant.
No, that's not it. I assure you.
-Original Message-
From: Jeff [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, February 20, 2002 12:34
To: Debian User List
Subject: Re: Another post woody problem
Curtis Vaughan, 2002-Feb-20 11:20 -0800:
> Today, I've noticed that after booting up my harddrive
Ok, everyone can forget my letter (FW: pcmcia). I've got my card working
now. But now I don't know how to do the following.
After I installed the appropriate module, I knew the card was working
because of the IP traffic diode. Previously, this would only light up after
configuring eth0. I can
How do you configure, in this case eth0 to be DHCP dependent: i.e., how do I
make it seek an IP during a boot?
Likewise, how do I configure it for a permanent static IP?
Curtis
<>
I have installed 2.4.17 kernel and the pcmcia modules for that kernel.
Unfortunately, the card is still not working. On the debian-users newsgroup
some people noted that you need to have yenta_socket installed for 2.4.x
modules and i82365 for 2.2.x
On the other hand, some people wrote that by c
Try
/etc/init.d/pcmcia start
Here's what I get:
Starting PCMCIA services: modulesinsmod: a module named pcmcia_core already
exists
insmod:/lib/modules/2.2.17/pcmcia/yenta_socket.o: No such file or directory
ds: no socket drivers loaded!
/lib/modules/2.2.17/pcmicia/ds.o: init_modules: Device o
Twice now, I have experimented with upgrading from potato to woody. Each
time, however, I've experienced the exact same problem, which I can't seem
to resolve.
During the update you get a question basically like this:
New modules are being installed for PCMCIA. It is preferable that you shut
do
Read the bottom part to gain a little history as to why I did the following
actions:
Basically, what happened is I installed GAIM per the instructions at the
bottom. Afterwards, however, I couldn't find even any file or directory
starting with gaim*.
So, I re-entered the ftp source for testing f
Great now I'm totally fucked. I was just using stable packages.
After running through these suggests a second time, now my kde is broken, or
so it seems.
Running the suggested routine below updated a number of packages.
Going to dselect I see that there are a number of additional packages that
it
Reading these news items in the latest DWN, one could be drawn to the
conclusion that woody is dead. I would just like to know what other people
who are more in the know think. Sometimes it makes me think, 'to hell with
Debian, go with another distro that's got a future.' But I really think
Debi
Bonjour ITO,
Je peux vous dire ce que les autres vous dirent en avance. N'aucune
personne parle française ici. Mais, il y a de groupe pour les françaises.
Malheureusement, je ne sais pas l'addresse pour cette groupe.
Moi aussi, je suis débutant sur Debian et Linux. A cause de célà je ne su
One of the reasons is monetary. Why pay MS for what is already out there,
and works just as well?
The other reason is example. We know of another company that is totally
Linux-based and has no problems. They can work not just at work, but also
from home or from any computer anywhere through a
I am wondering what other Debian Users recommend for an email client
program.
First, let me state the needs of our company. We are currently very MS
based at present. The goal has been set to slowly move over to Linux.
Debian has been chosen, as it is the most stable that I am aware of. Of
cou
I am wondering what other Debian Users recommend for an email client
program.
First, let me state the needs of our company. We are currently very MS based at present. The goal has been set to slowly move
over to Linux. Debian has been chosen,
as it is the most stable that I am aware
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